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It turns out that Neanderthals carried some of the same clock-related genetic variants as do people who report being early risers.
As intricate skin care regimens trend on social media and product sales continue to climb, the consumers buying into these routines are breaking out, too.
People seeking out weight-loss drugs may have to stay on it for the foreseeable future — potentially, for the rest of their lives — if they want to keep the weight off.
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It wouldn’t be the Golden Globes without a few quirky surprises. Here are some of the most notable takeaways from this year’s nominations.
Before the arrival of Nicki Minaj in the late 2000s, only a handful of female rappers had ever released platinum solo albums
Wu-Tang Clan’s leader, Robert Diggs, known as RZA, said the residency had been in the works for about five years and was meant in part to elevate the hip-hop genre.
It’s part identity theft, part extortion. The freight, sometimes called a “hostage load,” can vanish if the extortion demands are not met.
The idea of watching two people watch a soccer game might sound like a postmodern form of entertainment, and a close cousin of gaming streams that proliferate online. In soccer, though, the form has deep roots.
Sleeping well is complicated when more than one person is involved, so we asked the experts for some practical strategies for managing bedtime with a restless sleeper.
Russia has added a popular Ukrainian singer to its wanted list, as Moscow expands its efforts to target cultural figures who have been critical of its invasion of Ukraine.
The New York Times film critics Manohla Dargis and Alissa Wilkinson break down 2023’s top movies and go over he best moments of the year.
President Joe Biden and Indonesian President Joko Widodo met at the White House on Monday to announce a new strategic partnership despite their differing views on the conflict in Gaza.
The reason the Hamas-Israel war can be hard for outsiders to understand is that three wars are going on at the same time.
The approximately 40-page document outlined, point by point, exactly the kind of devastating invasion that led to the deaths of about 1,200 people.